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New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I do M.Sc. Physics after MBBS but without B.Sc. Physics !
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Asked by Pradyumn
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7 years ago
Hi,
You can't do M.Sc without doing B.Sc.
You can't do M.Sc without doing B.Sc.
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New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago
Dear Pradyumn,
Answer to your query is no.
Physics eligibility : The candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination by a recognised board and B.Sc. Physics with 50% or above marks in aggregate. The candidate must have passed B.Sc.
Answer to your query is no.
Physics eligibility : The candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination by a recognised board and B.Sc. Physics with 50% or above marks in aggregate. The candidate must have passed B.Sc.
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New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago
Dear Pradyumn,
Yes, you can pursue B.Sc physics. B.Sc physics is an undergraduate programme, the minimum eligibility for which is an intermediate 10+2 in science with physics, chemistry, mathematics/biology and English as compulsory subjects.
Yes, you can pursue B.Sc physics. B.Sc physics is an undergraduate programme, the minimum eligibility for which is an intermediate 10+2 in science with physics, chemistry, mathematics/biology and English as compulsory subjects.
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